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epellon
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epellon posted this 22 July 2022
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Hi,

In my old and existing website I am replacing existing pages with pages developed using Nicepage. The old site home page is index.html. . The Nicepage site has the home page as home.html. Can I rename the "home" page in Nicepage from home.html to index.html? If we can, does this effect any of the functionality of the website already developed in Nicepage? As I make the transition converting over a hundred pages from the old site page to the new nicepage pages, there are a lot of references on the old pages back to index.html.

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Hi, In my old and existing website I am replacing existing pages with pages developed using Nicepage. The old site home page is index.html. . The Nicepage site has the home page as home.html. Can I rename the "home" page in Nicepage from home.html to index.html? If we can, does this effect any of the functionality of the website already developed in Nicepage? As I make the transition converting over a hundred pages from the old site page to the new nicepage pages, there are a lot of references on the old pages back to index.html. Thanks
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Support Team posted this 23 July 2022

Hi, Edward,

When you export your site to HTML from Nicepage, the index.html file is generated automatically. It means that you have both home.html and index.html in the site folder. The index.html file takes the content of the page that you set as a home page.

Let us know if you need our further help!
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Paul C.
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Hi, Edward, When you export your site to HTML from Nicepage, the *index.html* file is generated automatically. It means that you have both *home.html* and *index.html* in the site folder. The *index.html* file takes the content of the page that you set as a home page. Let us know if you need our further help! ................................................... Sincerely, Paul C. Nicepage Support Team Please subscribe to our YouTube channel: http://youtube.com/nicepage?sub_confirmation=1 Follow us on Facebook: http://facebook.com/nicepageapp
epellon
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epellon posted this 23 July 2022

Thank you Paul for the update and information. . I did not realize the the index file as automatically generated and replaced the previous index file, as the index file is not seen in the project folder.

BTW, I love this Website Building tool! My choices was between Dreamweaver and Nicepage. With Nicepage, you don't need to be technical or know a little code.. Thank you!!

Thank you Paul for the update and information. . I did not realize the the index file as automatically generated and replaced the previous index file, as the index file is not seen in the project folder. BTW, I love this Website Building tool! My choices was between Dreamweaver and Nicepage. With Nicepage, you don't need to be technical or know a little code.. Thank you!!
Support Team
Support Team posted this 25 July 2022

Hi, Edward,

Thanks for your feedback! Let us know if you need our further assistance.
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Sincerely,
Paul C.
Nicepage Support Team

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Hi, Edward, Thanks for your feedback! Let us know if you need our further assistance. ................................................... Sincerely, Paul C. Nicepage Support Team Please subscribe to our YouTube channel: http://youtube.com/nicepage?sub_confirmation=1 Follow us on Facebook: http://facebook.com/nicepageapp
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